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... is est as toportaat Gee is to ignore facts. The queen's weeid be the %wale' vital,* of the day li the good setae and right Whig of the rabbit did not (steed that isdelgewee sod shesietteo to the perpetrators of these marriages which 'sly a sash( teaks ...
... have Nume, who has written as a Tory ; Lingard as a Catholic ; Lord Stanhope as an enlightened Conservative ; Macaulay as a Whig ; and Mr. Justin McCarthy, now the historian of the reign of Queen Victoria, as a Liberal, a Catholic and an Irishman, yet ...
... from time to time by Whig administrations, or obtained by Whig influence, have, either by their own value or by the spirit which dictated them, made it incumbent on the English Catholics to forget or condone the origin of the Whig party. And as for their ...
... Liberal cause is this. The Whigs in the past have done so much more than the Tories to release you from penal laws and to obtain your liberty for your religion. Hut he altogether omits to say, on the one hand, why the Whigs acted as they did, and on the ...
... alarmed to yield. It is noticeable that in 1868 Mr. Bright appears to have thought very little better of the Whigs than of the Tories. The Whigs, he writes, are almost as much alarmed as the Tories on questions affecting the Church and the Land, and ...
... became things of the past : symbols denoting factions which agitated earlier states of society. For surely we may say that Whigs and Tories are as extinct as Cuelfs and Ghibellines. In our new age we have Conservatives and Liberals, and the mere fact that ...
... spoken to me by a l'olish priest in Russia. It is also true that this system of monarchy with liberty was established by the Whigs, and principally by the peace-loving and patriotic Sir Robert Walpole, Earl of Orford.— I am, Sir, your obedient servant, Stanford ...
... Catholic, can support either the Whigs or Mr. Gladstone, who belongs to a peculiar species of politician. I cannot forget, having lived in Italy, that from the balconies of Turin, some years since, the father-in-law of a Whig Prime Minister preached revolution ...
... Marie Antoinette. 6. The Universities and their Critics. 7. Around the World with General Grant, S. St. Paul and Renan. 9. Whigs, Rat-leak, and Conservatives. JOHN MURRAY, Albsznasie-sn The Catholic World. PRICE REDUCED. TWENTY SHILLINGS PER YEAR. AUGUST ...
... S. Marie Antoinette. 6. The Univers.ties and their Critics. 7 Around the World with General Gnat. 8. ct Paul and Renm. 9. Whigs, RaLicals, and Conservatives. JOHN MURRAY, Albemarle-street. THE TABLET FOR FEBRUARY gth, 1878, containing the LENGTHENED BIOGRAPHY ...
... THE HOUSE OF LORDS. TO TUB IDITOR Or THZ TAIILTT. SlR,—Allow me to remind you diet though Lord Radnor bears a 4, well•bnown Whig same he is a Censervative, and a member of the Catltou Club. - I have always understood that he sbstainsed frost politics ...
... principles —being, as it were, sufficient in themselves alone—there is this other resemblance ; CORBETT had a contempt for Whigs and Tories alike, so, in a way, has Mr. ARNOLD. He tells us that he cannot help being a politician, but he is a politician ...